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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1923
Page
2
An editorial argues against complacency praising progress over contentment. It cites youth and industry pushing for advancement, noting fathers and mothers neglect repairs while successful people keep striving to move forward. The piece urges readers to improve homes and lives rather than accept dull, stagnant conditions.
Toronto scientists report observations from Wallal Australia during a total solar eclipse on September 21. C A Chant of the University of Toronto says photographs show slight star displacement away from the sun, matching Einstein theory predictions.
Osage lands near the Bur Bank field fetch over one million dollars per tract. Waite Phillips pays 1.825 million for 160 acres as Secretary Work and Indian officials witness bidding. Total Osage lease receipts may exceed 10 million with tribe per capita income around 1000 dollars monthly.
The Osage Nation, rich in lands and cash with a total property value over 31 million dollars, shows rising full blood counts yet dwindling pure-blood numbers. Chief Bacon Rind, a Tulsa diva, and Osage fortunes highlight a society facing prosperity, cultural change, and tax relief yielding large reimbursements and targeted estate planning for Barnett and others.
Ralph Wisslle, a milk man from Warren, Maine, claims a Knox county record after delivering milk to customers on runners for the 123rd straight day.
The article traces Judith from northern roots through Germanic and Danish links to Jutta and Judithe, noting its biblical fame from the Apocrypha heroine. It explains variants Giuditta in Italian, Judy as a diminutive, and mentions cultural usage and popularity in England and America. It adds superstition about the jade talisman and attributes luck to Tuesday and the number four.
A British inventor unveils a practically uncrushable airplane undercarriage using pneumatic cylinders to dampen impacts. In a test, Herbert Hinkler flew an aircraft at full speed into the ground from 20 feet, and the landing gear absorbed the shock without bouncing or nose-diving.
Poem fragment from McClure Newspaper Syndicate urges personal reform before judging others. Speaker vows to fix own ways as long as self is not certain, allowing neighbor freedom to act as he pleases.
Important barytes deposits of unprecedented purity are being developed in South Australia, signaling regional mineral growth and potential export opportunities for the mining sector.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County notices the petition of Forest F. Hartzell to prove approve and execute the will allegedly belonging to Jennette C Hartzell deceased The court will determine the validity of the instrument filed May 16 1923 and commit administration of the estate to proper probate proceedings.
Louis J Nutzman County Judge orders that the estate of Forest F Hartzel be granted to him as executor. A hearing is scheduled for June 18 1923 at 9 A M in the county court to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Notice of pendency and hearing will be published in the Diller Record for three successive weeks. Heasty Barnes lawyers for the estate.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County in the matter of Isaac D Steiner deceased administrator John D Steiner prays final settlement and distribution order. Hearing set for June 4 1923 at 9 AM in County Court Fairbury. Notice to interested parties via Diller Record for three weeks. Louis J Nutzman attorney.
A promotional travel piece extols Colorado as a vast summer escape with mountains lakes and 155 peaks over 13 000 feet. It urges travel via the Burlington Limited, claims easy routes to the Pacific and back, and invites readers to plan now with agent W I Filley.
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